ArmInfo. Damage caused to residents of the border village of Aygepar by Azerbaijani artillery and unmanned aerial vehicles is being restored. On August 18, RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan left a note about it on his Facebook page, accompanying her with photographs of the work performed in the village.
"As I noted earlier, every penny spent in every community should bring a new content, a new color, a new culture." the RA Prime Minister wrote.
Earlier, ArmInfo, referring to the Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures of the Republic of Armenia Suren Papikyan, noted that at least 302.6 million drams will be allocated to restore the border villages of Armenia that suffered as a result of shelling from Azerbaijan. Work within the framework of these funds has already been launched. It is planned to allocate 110 million drams to compensate for the losses of real estate of residents of the villages of Aygepar, Nerkin Karmirakhbyur and Chinari. Another 84 million drams will be used to repair schools and shelters in the villages of Aygepar, Movses, Nerkin Karmirakhbyur and Chinari. In addition, 82.6 million drams are planned to be allocated for the construction of a public garden in the village of Nerkin Karmirakhbyur and landscaping. In order to organize the work more efficiently, it was decided to involve new construction organizations in the program.
On July 12, the Azerbaijani Armed Forces fired at the Armenian positions on the Tavush direction of the state border and tried to attack them. As a result of return fire from the Armenian side, the enemy returned to their original positions, having suffered losses. On the morning of July 13, the Azerbaijani Armed Forces resumed shelling the Armenian positions. Until July 16, with some interruptions, shelling of Armenian border villages was also carried out. According to the latest data, the Armenian side has four dead. Azerbaijan lost 13 people. The shelling caused damage to the infrastructure of a number of settlements.
